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Best of Big D 2011: Best of the Burbs

By D Magazine | 10 years ago Notable locals share their favorite places outside the big city.

Best of Big D 2011: Readers’ Choice

By D Magazine | 10 years ago This Year 1,252,976 votes were cast in our poll. Thank you to everyone who voted, and congratulations to this year’s winners.

Need $100 Grand by the End of the Week?

By Joseph Guinto | 10 years ago Brad Woy has a proposition to get you some money fast.

Bristol, Texas: Where the Wine Tastes Like Jolly Ranchers

By Curt Sampson | 10 years ago Just 30 minutes south of Dallas, in a tiny town of 300 souls, the wildflowers run riot. Oh, and don’t miss the sushi.

Dallas: The City of Light

By D Magazine | 10 years ago Photographer Scott Womack captures our nighttime stars.

Let’s Ditch the Trinity River Toll Road

By Michael J. Mooney | 10 years ago It's time to get on with a new plan for the park project we were promised.

Restaurant Review: Chow Thai

By Nancy Nichols | 10 years ago The once-glamorous Addison spot has gone a little bland.

Restaurant Review: Company Cafe

By Nancy Nichols | 10 years ago Gluten-Free gourmet dining, even for those who don’t have celiac disease.

Restaurant Review: Hibiscus

By Nancy Nichols | 10 years ago The Knox-Henderson spot has matured.

Restaurant Review: Sutra

By Nancy Nichols | 10 years ago Chef Vijay Sadhu should give up on the experimentation.

The Great Dallas Novel

By Brendan McNally | 10 years ago A search for the one great book that explains just exactly who the hell we think we are.

The Unfamiliar Comforts of the Usual

By Moira Muldoon | 10 years ago The bar that convinced folks in Fort Worth to pay “New York prices.”

Why Homes in the Exurbs Aren’t Built to Last

By Patrick Kennedy | 10 years ago Does it make any sense to buy a disposable house?

Why The Texas Rangers Should Move to Dallas

By Bethany Anderson | 10 years ago A downtown ballpark with a retractable roof could pay for itself.

Why UT and A&M Need to Change Their Ways

By Wick Allison | 10 years ago Texas has two middling public universities. It's time they reward professors who can actually teach.

Also in This Issue

By D Magazine | 10 years ago Other articles appearing in the August 2011 issue of D Magazine.
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